All American Radio Corporation, Mohawk Rauland Lyric Corp.
4213 Belmont Avenue, Chicago (1926)
later North Tonawanda, NY

Trade names: All-Max, Chieftain, Eagle, Lyric, Mohawk, Navajo, Sextette

Many models are listed in literature under different manufacturers. To avoid double and triple listings, the brands are pooled together here.

The company sold Lyric brand tubes in the late 1920's, see the tube brand entry.

Rauland / All American:

1920: All American Electrical Manufacturers founded by E. N. Rauland
1922: name changed to All American Radio Corp.

In 1925, Rauland Mfg. Co. used All American as a trade name (seen on advertisement).

Mohawk:

1920: Mohawk Electric Corp. founded
1924: name changed to Mohawk Corp. of Illinois

All American Mohawk:

1927: The All-American Radio Corporation and The Mohawk Corporation were pioneers in the field when radio first became universally recognized. In 1927, these two companies united to form the The All-American Mohawk Corporation.

Early in 1929 the Rudolph Wurlitzer Manufacturing Company, organized since 1856, took over the production of Lyric Radios.

1929: E. N. Rauland left All American Mohawk and established his own Rauland Corporation, which was bought in 1948 by Zenith Radio Corp. The company was a successful picture tube business for many years.